eli (ever).

#mitch: “there are no good men in this game.”

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@gaymerbatman they are Everything

[The Antagonizer ❤️‍🔥🪏🩸 @gaymerbatman]

i really love asexual victor and aromantic (or somewhere on that spectrum) eli so much, they are incredibly dear to me

[🃏 @junevales]

they're the sexiest ship ever

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@venomnomz what happened...

[raya @dntletdatw0rryu]

STOP also very evervale and turnervale coded as fuck i cannot make ts up

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hi i'm bored

[brick @Brick_brickeyy]

Mistynat slop factory still in operation

[Wayfaring 🌾 @faringways]

Eli ever and his need too hear the phrase “good boy”

[raya @dntletdatw0rryu]

evervale, turnervale, etc

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@nightIancer MSNFMDNFMDNF

[🃏 @junevales]

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@mrspktr AWW LLORÉ

[clown @mrspktr]

@kqsadv muak

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@citxuan indeed stop climbing, and so the ending becomes avoidable. but it is not a tragedy to stop climbing a mountain. falling down a cliff, however, is tragic. it ends in death, and you can't potentially avoid it. you know what's coming. that is the core of a tragedy

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i don't know the context behind this tumblr post, but every time i come across a tiktok edit based on it, i can't help but think about how there is only one right answer here

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@citxuan recognize the story is going downhill, pretty much

think of it from a scientific perspective. you can't stop a body from falling down a cliff; that's the inevitable ending of a tragedy. with non-tragic stories, think of it as a person climbing a mountain. said person can (+)

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@goroak3chi YAYYYY OMG THANK YOU 🥹🥹🥹🥹

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@citxuan oh i get it